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He CouId Make Himself Heard.

"Do you thnl,' asked the manager ofthc
thcatcr, that Actor DE Pcchon can make
himself heard in the house? It's the biggest
one in America
"oh, Mr. De Pcrchon IL NO common
actor replied the advance agent. "llo
spent several years Of his life Us an auction
Ger. --lJudgc.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13
shirping Copper From Michigan.

I-WrfNiNG, MIcII, Dec, ia specill nam
Of fifteen cars lelt the copper region yestcr-
day for New York, carrying $4,000 pounds
Of barrclcd copper, Other heavy shipments
will follow rs soon as the copper can be got,
ten ready The amount Of copper on hand
at The mills Is growing small.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13
The Montreal Detectives.

MONTREAL, CAN, Dec, l3.-Another detect
i've named Plantc has been placed under ar
rest charged with completely in the con-
spiracy of Fahey, Naegle and Burean. The
have been protecting thieves in
their work and sharing in the plundcr,
Bureun has confessed his guilt.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13
Opening the Sioux Reservation.

PIERRE, OAK, Dee l3,-PicTc people are
jubilant over the early passage Of bill
throwing open the Sioux reservation to set.
tlrmcut. Private dispatches indicate that
the hin will pass the House with little OF no
opposition The Senate is understood " be
Vi lAe same mind.
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lJropisions.

(,IRCiE MARkET- HAVING PURCHASED TllE
" stock and goodwill Of Circle Market, cor
ner of VI ave and l. II, we earnestly solicit the
liberal patronage given our predecessors, and,
by making such additions To stock as the demand
may require, with careful attention Ia business
and prompt delivery uf orders, hupc TO give sat-
isiactun to all who patronlZe us Respectfully,
:. H. WlLLErr ~ ;, IL, GWlNNE,
Successors to n. : Rrnnku AZ Co.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13
O,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN L AND + STREETS NORTHWEST,
nj A II IN ~

TWEEN f n 4 AND II sTREETs FRI III NoRrHwEsT #
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. q.
by virtue of decree of the supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, passed on the Nth day
n,875, we will sell at public auction. in front Of
the premises on TUESDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 4. ID. 1887, nt FOUR O'CLOCK p.
bered four hundred and ffty.siN (i56, In the
city of Washington, District Of Columbia:
First. The north half of Lot numbered ten 1O,
improved by four-story Brick Building, known
as No. 5l3 eth street, and one story back build
ing with Brick stable In the rear
Second. The south half of lot numbered eleven
known as No. BID 9Th street northwest, with
four-story Back Building and II building in the
Third Part of lot numbered six (6)
beginning for the same at the northwest
corner of said lot, on thirty go foot
alley and running thence east about
south about forty-four iD feet to u ten item foot
alley, thence west about thrty,tive, 90 feet
eleven 7 ~ inches . 9nd thence to the beginning
The above property offers unusual Inducements
to persons desiring investments in business
property.
one.fourth 90 cash; balance in one a., two (ol,
and three 90 years, with interest from day OF
SALE for which notes will required, or all cash,
at option of purchaser or purchasers. Upon con
firmntion of sale and payment of all purchase
money the property will be conveyed. Convey
hnclng AT cost Ot purchaser, II terms Ol SAFE arc
not complied with In ten 40 days the Trustees
will resell ct cost and risk Of defaulting pur'
chaser. deposit of $500 each In the first two
parcels and Of 500 in the third parcel OF ground
will be required at time of sale.
WILLIAM A. GORD0N,l
$50 ~ st. n. W.
REGINALD FENDALL,
Cor ~ st and La. ave. Trustees.
JAMES II. SANILLE,
1I10 y st. n. W.
DuNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
ew"THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED BY
order OF the Trustees until THURSDAY, DE-
CEAIBER FIFTEENTH, at same hour and places
DuNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
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E'OR SALE or EXCHANGE.

10 acres at Ardwick station. on u. and p. II.
r., 8 miles from the city price $50 per acre.
13O acres adjoining the above, beautifully To-
Gated for subdivision price s3o per acre.
90 acres, improved, in Prince George County,
Nd; price $1,000.
100 acres. nine miles out; price 81, 800.
40 acres d, c. 2Is miles from Boundary; price
$500 per acre.
TIIOS. A. MITCHELL,
DJi + 81 n W
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Aufiion ciulco.
pyDlScissoS BROS. AuCrlosEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOTS ON NEW JERSEY AVE. SOUTHEAST

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOfs ON NEW JERSEY AVE. SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue NJ u deed of trust duly recorded In
lbcr No, 1923, folio 9s2, ct gcQ., ono Of the land
records for tho District ot CouinbinI will sell on
SATURDAY. ;hu SEVENTEENTH day of
DECEMBER, \. ~, 1887, ut 1870 o'clock p. IN,
In front Of the I1unises, nll the right, title and
interest oi the parties signing said trust In and
TO- all those certain pieces or parcels Of ground
situate and lying In the city Of Washington, IN
the District Of Columbia. being known aud
described as follows: An of lots numbered
seven "a, eight ti), and nine 90, IN square seven
hundred and forty-one, together with all the I'm.
provements, ways, easements, rights, privileges
and appurtcnancos TO the same belonging or In
anywise appertalning.
Terms cash. A deposit of 800 required at
time OF sale. Conyeyancng. etc, at purchasers
cost. Terms TO be complied with In ten days
from day of sale, otherwise tho trustee reserves
the right to resell ut the risk and cost ol the de
faultng purchaser. after five days public notice
Of such resale In some newspaper published In
Washington, d. @.
WILLIAM p. SMITH, Trustee.
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BURIED WITH BOOTS ON.
How II Noted FLORIDA Desperate Was
Dispussd OF,


Disposed OF.
SANFORD, FLA, Dec. 13.-George Lord,
n white desperate, who had killed -four
men, but in each case managed TO
wrigglc out of the laws clutches, was
hunted for by Frank Latest and three
others. When Latest approached
Lords house and ordered him TO sur
render, the unobliging desperate re-
piled with load of buckshot, which
blew of Lailest's head. Lord then
escaped into Il swamp. On Saturday II
posse under j. +. Bell, a justice of the
peace, .ambushcd in the scrub and
awaited Lords approach.
When he was thirty yards away h,
was called TO surrender. At the fifth
command of the same kind he raisci
his shotgun to kill Carroll Houston, ont
of the posse who had thrust his head
out of the thicket TO get u look at him.
As Lord stood with his gun to his shoul-
der u rifle ball, fired by one of the posse,
struck a pistol in his breast pocket and
glanced OFF without hurting him. Be-
fore Lord could fire, however, charge
of shot struck him in the face and
killed him much as he had killed lap
ilest. Lords wife stood behind him
during the firing apparently greatly ad-
miring her husbands pluck. He was
buried with boots on, where he fell.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13

Tor SALE-THAT DESIRABLE AND NEATLY.
II built house Of l rooms and all mod. imp,
ut zoos nth st, Is the biggest bargain In the W.
For particulars and TO save u small fortune In
fees, call on OWNER after 1 p m.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13
Gonntrp ,]ropcrtp.

LN0R SALE-AT A BARGAIN
II A tract of 10 acres north of the city, near
Brightwood, overlooking proposed National
Park, at S125 per acre; one'thrd cash. balance
ut one, two and three years.
LOUIS 7. SHOEMAKER,
go st n W,
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pERNARD kEsTERNANN, ,MERCHANTTAlLO
ID UDS D II II W. Spring styles Just received
Suits from $40 upward. Cleaning and repairing
IN the best manner
nAyls, PHOTOGRAPHER. FORMERLY ON
- the Avenue, Is now AT 123 9TH st, making
better work than ever; only 81 ana $3.50 per
dozen.
You can save from 81 to 81 per dozen by hay
ins Your pictures made by
MIR. DAVIS
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13

FoRsAlE-
House 1908 18th st n W; new; rooms and
bath; terms easy; price $4,000.
several houses, I'D Vt g; new: near Capitol:
rooms and bath terms easy II sold Mt once; price,
$1,000. AUSTIN r. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans,
1i28 Il W.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
" ESTATE, on BOUNDARY STREET, NO.

By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of
No. 1O62i, will sell at public auction, In front
OF the premises, ON SATURDAY, THE 1OTIi DAY
OF DECEMBER, A, j. 1887, AT liALF.PAST 1
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the north fifteen feet front on
boundary street by n depth OF eighty feet of lot
nine, In Wright q Cox's subdivision of part Of
Pleasant Plains, improved by two-story frame
house.
Terms Of salc--one-thrd cash, balance In six
and twelve months from day of sale In two equal
installments; the deferred payments to be So
cured by deed of trust on said real estate, with
interest at six per cent. per annum all cash at
option Of purchaser.
IT terms of sale be not complied with within
ten days after sale the property will be rcsold at
risk and cost of defaultlng purchaser.
A deposit Of 500 will he required when prop
erty Is knocked down. All conyeyancipg ut cost
OF purchaser
W. PRESTON WILLIAMSON, Trustee,
Rooms u and IS, st. Cloud Bldg.
WEEKS " CO.. Auctioneers,
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crcs IN The same locality, imp, $1,000,
uDliSES FOR RENT

LOANS
IN sums TO suit at q per cent
The above Is only small portion of prop
erty on ny books. For full list call al office for
bulletins issued on LEI and 10th.
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A Family Burned to Death.

HrroN, DAH., Dee. 13.-Further particu-
lars of the horrible burning of the Harris
family, nine miles southwest from Wcssing-
ton, Saturday night, are that they lived on
farm in two-story housc-hmscf, wife
and eight children. All slept in the second
story. The fire had gotten such headwny
that Harris was Obliged to jump from the
window, and called to his wife and Parr. tlo
hired man, TO throw the children to him.
Parr and Harris eldest boy jumped from the
window, leaving Mrs. Harris to get out tho
children, She threw the baby To her hus-
band and returned for another child when
the floor gave way and the roof and side ul
the building fell in, engulfng her and the
remaining six children in the fire. The baby
was put in the barn and covered with hnv
until assistance came, but 1t was badly
frozen. The seven bodies were removed
from the debris in blackened and almost
unrecognizable condition.
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for Rent miscellaneous.

E,OR RENT-TWO NEW BRICK STABLES IN
l. stanton alley, bet 18th and Nth and X and
l. sts II W; accommodation for horses and 4
vehicles; all mod imps. Apply at office of the
PORTLAND.
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Heal Gsiaic.
DOBERT yosE Il CO.,

DOBENT NOSE e To-,
IN huctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 800 |, 81 Sc.
sales Of real estate and personal property In
oil rarts. OF the District promptly and faithfully
pttundcd to-
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for Gale--Aonece.
TOR SALE
IL nEgIRARIEl lIQIrSES

! have large list Of cheaper houses, also desir.
able lots IN all parts of the city.
Money constantly on hand to loan.
NJ. NJ. PARKER,
Il1S Il st,
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EOR SALE

TOR SALE
l. A Beautiful Home of 10 acres at Chantilly,
Va, lS miles from city, Improvements cost So
900; can be bought for S2,5OO.
FORTY ACRES, 20 In timber, i-room Frame
House, outbuildings, spring and fruit: Z miles
from city " mile from railroad station. Only
TWELVE ACRES, nj miles from Aqueduct
Bridge, broom Frame House, new; good out
buildings, fruit and vineyard; si500.
. TWENTY ACRES, adjoining Arlington, on
line OF Mt. Vernon ave; finest possible view OF
city; chcan and good terms.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, adjoining MI. Yer
non, two large orchards, well watered, 13'room
House, large barn and all outbuildings, In first
class condition. $50 per acre
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES, one
mile from station on Met, Dr.; good buildings
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES, .
miles from Boyd's Station, ON Met. Br., 20 miles
from city; S.room House, D barns, well watered
and fenced; only s15 per acre.
TWELVE AND A HALF ACRES, 10 miles
from city, on Rockville Turnpike, II mile from
of rooms, neat outbudings, fruit, etc; 81, go.
FOUR ACRES, In Falls Church; brand new
and elegantly built 2-story and Mansard Frame
House of a rooms, with every possible conye.
nienco; five minutes walk from Il X. station;
churches and schools of highest order, stores,
etc.; si,oOO on good terms,
WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY VALUABLE
w large properties for sale, situated ON Mas.
sachusetts ave extended and on the Tenleytown
Road, which offer To Investors rare chances for
large ami IG'pk profits. Also, u numberOf beau.
tiful building sites, sGme choice lots and several
splendid suburban farms.
II. II. GoLDsBoRoUGh & CO.,
liO5 st.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13

ENGRANEB PLATE, ST; PRINTING ~
u visiting cards from same, loo; printing 100
visiting cards from the same .Ac; Autograph
check books made Ia order.
j. l., KEliNANp, 1912 Pa ave ",
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13
UNEMPLOYED GEORGETOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Lots ~ ~, 49, block o, lot ~, block Z; parts of
lots ~ and 30, block A. and part uf lots IO
A uud SD hlnck In sim OOp

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
40 acres. improved by frame house o RS, on
Asylum road, y miles from Anacostia cars.
100 acres, improved, Glenwood and Badens.
burs roads, 30 minutes drive from city, 100000
Ia ncres q mile from Bennings Station, i'm
proved by iOroom house, etc, $4,000.
30 acres ~ miles from station, on Bennings'
road.
lSo acres fine improvements, at Travaah
Short distance from Rockville, Nd.
l27 acres In Fairfax County, VA, on the Alex
andrn and Fredericksburg Il Il, handsomely i'm
proved.
80 acres In Prince Georges County, Nd, 300
yards from District line, on Sheriff road. imp.
acres In the same locality, imp, $1,000,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13

rI,HREE.sIORy FRAME DWELLING, no. 1I18
l. l. STREET NORTHWEST, AND A
THREE STORY FRAME DWELLING,
n. W. CORNER OF L AND TWENTIETH
STREETS n. W.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON DECEMBER 10,
at 4 O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of tho
premises, part OF
LOT II, SQUARE 227,
fronting is 1912 feet on l. street with n depth
of % 3.l2 feet, improved by frame 3-story
dwelling; water and gas. This property Is near
the Treasury Department and Albaugl's Opera
House.
and eighteen months, with six per cent Interest
from day Of sale, payable semi.annually, to be
secured by deed Of trust ON premises or all cash,
ut option Of purchaser.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13
ALSO,

w f'sNl'IT NT ENsNVVNs HV I!IU o V'ITNNt III
front of the premises, we will sell part Of
LOT 1, SQUARE 1Oi,
fronting 33 feet ~ inches on 2Oth street and SO
feet on street northwest, improved bya 3.story
frame. This lot fronting on the corner, four
good building lots could readily be made.
Terms, 1900 cash; balance In two and a,half
years, with interest at Ave per cent, payable
semi ml-annually: deposit of 500 required OH
each piece at time Of sale. Conveyancing, etc,
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
In ten days; otherwise right reserved TO resell at
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after
days public notice of such resale In some
newspaper published in Washington, D. Q.
DuNCANSON BROS,
Auctinneers
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13
kI,nREE.s10RY rRAME DWELLING. No. 1l1s

The above sale is postponed, by order Of Trus-
tee, on account of the weather, until FRIDAY,
DECEMBER 10, same hour and place.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13
N DOs,IyNN lGuy TO Tur pOnp

~ THE COMING INVESTMENT,
The finest villa sites yet offered, overlooking
all Others, 2la acres each, only cents per 'po'
Persons need only look 10 be convinced tnat they
cannot go wrong In purchasing. Thrs AqucduGt
Free Bridge, Memorial Bridge aul Mt Vernon
avenu" a' SoGa1 !c double Ill investments
made at Ru-slyun.
4, II. SlpHERD a co, 1907 Est,
S,,Nll CHOICE SELEClIoNS OF SMALL mOnEs
- OF FROM ONE TO ONE Ill NnRED
WITHIN FROM ONE HALF 10 'rnREE
MILES OF THE CITY At LOWEST PRICES
AND MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
n. II. slPllERD u CO., 1907 + st.
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I)Al,GAINS
BA"'A''s
oFrEnED ny
j. w. p. Myers & Son,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,

i4ae NEW YORK RMENUR.
FOR SALE-oN CAROLINE ST., NICE BRICK,
q rooms bath, cellar and mod iinps RARE
CHANCE. Call at once.
FOR sALE-WOOD AND COAL YARD, NV,
section Office, scales, sheds, stable, etc; lot
b0xt5 II. 4 per cent investment. l
FOR iiENT-PARTLY FURNISHED 1s.RoOM
house: large stable and carriage house; splen-
did location; rent very reasonable.
FOR sALE-1009 s 81. Z ROOMS. BATH AND
mod inps; cheap; $4,000.
FOR sALE-TilREE NEW BRICK HOUSES
on Marion st, z rs, bath, concrete cellar, mod
iinps; price 81, $50, $1,000, si,5OO
FOR sALF-FIyE NEW BRICK HOUSES,
northyesy s section; 81 paying nearly 1ape cent?
FOR SALE FINE RESIDENCE on 18TH ST,
Drs, bath and all mod imps; price s6'5O0.
FOR sALE-sUITABLE FOR BUSINESS PROP.
ERTY.
Brick. Z rs, on 9th, bet and X sts....... $1,000
Brlck, o rs, on 9th, bot and X sts..,..... 1880
Frame near on 9th 1t, lot 20 Il 'front.'. $500
Also desirable residence on st, near 9th,
II RS, all IN I, lot % II front.......... 5000
Is)R sALE-BEAUT1FuL S.ROOM HOUSE ON
U st, bet 18th and 10th; hard wood finish;
$4,000.
FOR sALE-TwO GOOD GROOM BRICKS, MOD
irps, itli st n W; each 81 1000
FOR SALEM WEST WAsIlINGTON-GOO
business property On 32o ST. store and dwell
ing; price 1000.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-13

E,OR SALE OR TnADE-BRICK HOUSE 73o
j. 2lst 1t, IL rs; modern conveniences; lot
l3lax1O IT; will take building lots In part.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
D3i 4 st, Room T.
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for iirnt--i;ppne.

EOR RENT - WITH BOARD. ONE VERY
l. pleasant front room, suitable for gentle
man and wife or two gentlemen; references Ap-
ply Immediately ut 0Os Thirteenth street, oppo
site Franklin Park Terms moderate
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GIFTS TO MANY CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

BY the will OF John X Hughes wealthy painter OF
No 2G2 Division.st dated June -, 1897, which was
fled FOR probate yesterday thrd OF his estate left
70 his WIFE Mary Ann Hughes; his executors
directed TO invest O0J for the education OF his
John and to expend $4,000 IN erecting monument in
his lot In Calvary Cemetery and the following requests
are made to Roman Catholic churches and societies:
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, In Mottst, $500; Society
OF ST. Vincent de Paul. connected with that church,
500: Church OF st. James, in Janes-st. $500 Sister
Eugens the benefit OF the Poor school connected
with that church, $1,000; Church OF st. Teresa, In
Rutgersst. $500 and $3.50 more-to the Society OF IT,
Vincent do Paul connected with that church; Church OF
ST. Mary. Ia Grand st. $500. aud $500 more TO the
Society OF st. Vincent do Paul connected with that
church. Society OF 81 Vincent dc Paul connected WIN
the Church OF st. Boniface, Forty seventh st. and
Second-ave. 500; st. Anus Church. Brooklyn $500
Mission OF the Immaculate Virgin In Lsay cite place
$500; Society of ST. Vincent de Paul connected with
the Church OF ct. Vincent Ferrer Sixty nf;h-'t and
Lexing:on-ave $3.50, Little Sisters OF the Poor con-
nected with ~. Joseph's Home. $500; ~. Francis
Hospital $500 All the rest OF his estate Il 10 he dis
tribnted equally among the churches and societies
named Michael j. Newman. James Walsh and William
Keily are the executors and trustees.
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RnFVOORT- on December :. 1857. at me- re'he''e, 90
Brevoort Place Brooklyn James Carson bre'oor III inc
rnn.r fr,1 The Church Of the Pilgrims corner OF Henry
and Reus-n SITS, brooklyn al ~ H. on iii'H'' D''
ri, kindy requested that no flowers be sent
HOGARDUS-On Tuosiav. Defsmher D. Ahh'' e'o''
daughter Of Abr ahan and EmelDe BOG ardhs . -
Funeral services az this residence Ltoo VA
1,rnt the follow ns day Mt Pleasant Cemetery
Kindly omit nOwert .o., -.
cfJNTON-On December James Clinton ~ ms o9tn year
Relatives ana friends reqhrsien 10 atto. INC ner
from hi, donce 25l West o'th ST. " " '"p'
December \
II pr Suddenly on Tue.lly December o. RoOert l. Hart
Of Mt kisco Wesehester Co. ~ -. ,,,. nm Friday
ut II Marx. church, MT h's'o U" '''
December y, at o'clock D. ~ IN. oa ,ra,,
Carriages viii waiting the arrival OF the io'o Tram
New \ ork
Kindly omit flowers -
HULL on December q, In Ne"'lOra IVY NSi'"'o yx
Hull in tho l7lh year OF his age 'SH
Iutermsnt at Delhi n V - $500
vNrGu.r-At cleveland. Ohio December q 1881 Lucs
MELVIN Knight, widow Of Iksmas Knight IN ui' oou
Of her age
ryrppAt New.rrnuswck. y J., Tuesday. December 0,
MARY Turner daughter OF tho late william H. an" Oo'"e
liza /. Icupp ,.,-,, ~, ,.r hama <o 100
Albauyst New-Brunswick on Friday Vth ihs|' ~ a'o
r,NGFoRD- In Brooklvn, "wednesday evening December
1887 Mrs sarah nsford wldo" Oh inc s'o " lllan
ianoforl IN tho 10Th Of her age;
rnsl A, tns Church OF tn HOW Trinity, brooklyn
saturday December 10. at 2 o'clock y m.
Please omit uownrs.
mrhIRoY-On December O. at aga jthst Brookiyn Jes.y
s,noi'ter OF samuel Ii. and Grace T. McElTOy asoI II
months
Intermont at ALBANY
p.gE ON "wednesday December :. 1887 after lingering
iliuess samuel ". Page. aga ~
Fnnrral SUNDAY, December IL. ut l:3e D. M, uom %
Rnoraem.aye. Jersey city Heights. ~ ]. ~
Take Mobsscn ferry and elevated cable road TO Hill
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VOEE or TIE MANHATTAN HOSPITAL


The Ladies Association or Manhattan Hospital Tenth
ave and One hundreand thirty rstst held lis annual
meeting Yesterday afternoon a, the hospital Though
The hospital has been in existence only little over TWO
wears has accompl.he much good work and owes
eat deal to the LADIES' Association The hospital ~
supporteI by voluntary contributions and In the last
wear the Ladies' Association raised over 500, the
association Vas organzci June. lSsj 10 hold iar"
for the benefit Of the hospital and much was accom-
MI -d for the institution that the association gre" mo
perlapent organization which has co-Operated ever
zinc. with the Board OF Managers through the executive
committees OF EACH directing the anairs OF the hos
ntal At the meeting yesterday the various reports
showcd that the hospital Is making gratifying progress
IN tho ,tst year the hospital has treated nearly ooo
ho,.o n,ticnts and about 10000 outside cases lhe
rsnnrces of the hospital have been heavily taxed py inc
rorkinuaen on the Aqueiuct. the entire city limits OF
which come within the province OF the Manhattan 'os
r,,l The hospital can accommodate 3o.p'tcntS
altogether by usn2 tent fort!-Ohe hithdseI' ,S
elected Yesterday, addresses were iale pp j. opu
W,irit J. A. Bell and @. +. Lowry. There were many
srcs,nt among them being the new hahsser7'
iir. / UooI Wright. Mrs James rogers, BITS A. VI
Iudson Mrs C. A. Taium, Miss j. NJ echouler' MIS-
"a n Farrell Miss l.. j. Wright, Mrs. d. L. Baker Mis'
D. F. Iien,snn ST. Mrs. Is'dor straus, Mrs charles VI
Eare Mr. William Foster. 1r.. Mrs. Chahcs . Illc.'
yrs l. r. Martin. Mrs. ID. r. 1lemann' Jr;; S,'s =, ~
Caldwell Mrs. l.. A. ROdensteln, Mrs l. L. Ief'' MR.
Frederick In Bots, Mrs J. L. Fellows. Mrs X a.
schoneman MIS-. j. A. Beail. Mrs J.. C. Donneliy, Mrs.
James Deerns, Mira j. h. DeveD Mrs i%oharu 'u w.,
Mrs. James Cummings, Mrs. H. fiiden1urg, MIS-
Georte {. Caussn. Mrs Is. = Cotes. Mrs James "ood
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